Babcock University has strongly denied allegations linking it to Israeli surveillance technology deals involving Jeffrey Epstein and Ehud Barak, stating an internal review found the claims unfounded and misleading.
A Nigerian lady with a second-class upper degree in mechanical engineering shares her journey of losing tuition money to forex trading, then securing a fully-funded scholarship to Carleton University in Canada through a research assistantship.
The remarkable achievement of 58 first-class law graduates from the University of Ibadan sparks a debate on grade suppression in Nigerian universities, highlighting systemic issues and calling for reform.
A Nigerian university graduate has gone viral online after sharing his academic journey, including scoring 323 in JAMB and graduating with a high CGPA, sparking reactions from others.
Kuye Damilola, a UNILAG graduate, overcame severe financial hardship by tutoring and sleeping on floors to earn a first-class degree in Computer Engineering with a 4.54 CGPA.
Okpanachi David Adaole, a business administration student at Caleb University, graduates with honours after serving as head boy in primary and secondary school and as a university student leader.
A University of Lagos graduate, Tunde Mustapha, has gone viral after sharing his academic journey, including a 319 JAMB score, 5 As in WAEC, and a 4.77 CGPA, along with multiple scholarships and internships.
A man known as Big Prax on TikTok has shared his journey from dropping out of Delta State University and Ambrose Alli University to acquiring two cars, inspiring many online.
Fathia Raji, a University of Ibadan student, graduated with first-class honors in mathematics after securing five prestigious scholarships and overcoming admission challenges.
Victory Ogenekparobor, a University of Calabar law graduate, celebrates receiving her first-class certificate after breaking a decade-long record in the faculty.
Asiwaju Adebare Adeoti, a University of Ibadan political science graduate, achieved a first-class honours degree after writing UTME five times and waiting six years for admission, inspiring netizens with his resilience.
Borno State Governor Babagana Zulum has unveiled 54 scholarship beneficiaries and presented a N2.5 billion cheque to Isaac Balami University for their annual fees, with additional N500,000 resumption support per student.
A University of Ibadan law graduate, Victor Ayoola, shares his inspiring journey from aiming for a 2:1 to achieving a first-class honours degree, motivating others on social media.
Ayo Oyedijo, a law student at the University of Ibadan, graduated with first-class honors despite battling severe anxiety, moving from a 3.43 to a 3.57 CGPA in her final year.
A University of Ibadan graduate, Bolaji Olatinwo, has sparked widespread online discussion after revealing he scored only 36 out of 100 in his Post-UTME exam but graduated with First Class Honours in Animal Science.
Canada has announced new Express Entry priorities for 2026, focusing on researchers, transport workers, and skilled military personnel with increased work experience requirements.
Deborah Oludimu, a University of Ibadan graduate, trends online for graduating with first-class honors in law, breaking a family record after scoring 290 in UTME and being homeschooled.
A Nigerian man shares his journey of applying for a Canadian visa independently after an agent charged his father N2.5 million. He details the process, costs under N200k, and timeline, sparking online discussions about self-application strategies.
As of February 2026, the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) in Nigeria has 19 universities, comprising 4 federal and 15 private institutions. This includes the renamed Yakubu Gowon University, part of Nigeria's total of 309 universities across 36 states and
Dauda Ideraoluwa, a University of Ibadan law graduate, shares her inspiring story of waiting five years for admission, earning a first-class in history, and overcoming hardships to bag a second-class honours degree in law.
Maryam Adeniyi, the best graduating student at Federal University, Oye-Ekiti, with a 4.89 CGPA, discusses her missed chance to study medicine, her academic strategies, and future medical aspirations.
A 400-level medical student at Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma, made a bold decision to abandon her course and start engineering from 200 level, choosing purpose over pride despite criticism.
The Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) has released data showing the top 10 states with highest student loan applications. Kano leads with 100,886 applications, while no states from the Southeast or South-South regions made the list, raising concerns
Canada has released new Express Entry categories for 2026, prioritizing skilled workers with Canadian experience, French proficiency, and expertise in critical sectors like healthcare and technology.
Ogun State has the highest number of universities in Nigeria as of 2026, with 24 institutions. Nigeria's total of 309 universities across 36 states and the FCT sparks public debate on admissions and graduate prospects.
Banji Alo, who moved to Australia in 2016, shares his inspiring journey of earning degrees, winning awards, starting a family, and helping others achieve their dreams.
Grace Fadugba, a 22-year-old Nigerian, graduated with first-class honors in law from UI seven years after her US student visa was denied twice, turning disappointment into academic triumph.
Jesutoni Aderibigbe graduates with a first-class law degree from UI, overcoming multiple UTME challenges and balancing tech skills with academic excellence.
Abboud Mariam Chizaram, a University of Ibadan law graduate, has gone viral on social media for her project titled 'Let God judge them but send them to him first,' exploring enforced capital punishment in Nigeria.
Former University of Ibadan Vice Chancellor Idowu Olayinka defends the exceptional performance of 58 law students who graduated with first-class honors, attributing it to rigorous admission standards and consistent academic excellence.